Kötz: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Ehemaliger Vogteihof in Großkötz Ehemaliger Vogteihof in Großkötz Photo: Maimaid via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Neubronn Castle is located in the area surrounding Kötz. Sulzberg is nearby; Kalvarienberg and Schronberg are located in the surrounding area. For travelers with a focus on culture, Neubronn Castle is a specific point of interest.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Kötz.

Culture

In the wider regional area surrounding Kötz are the Ulm Museum, the zoo/aquarium, Friedrichsau Fort, and Safranberg Fort. The Ulm Museum may be a specific point of interest for travelers with a focus on culture.

Nature

Sulzberg is located in the vicinity of Kötz.

Kötz lies where the Kötzbach flows into the Günz and is part of the Alpine foothills as well as the Danube-Iller-Lech Plateau.

Kötz includes the parish villages of Kleinkötz and Großkötz, as well as the church village of Ebersbach.

Kötz belongs to the Swabian Baroque Corner and to Upper or Central Swabia.

History

Großkötz has historical ties to the Austrian Margraviate of Burgau and the Ulm patrician Ehinger family. From 1408 until the mid-18th century, the Ehinger family exercised local judicial authority and manorial rights.

Following the Treaties of Brno and Pressburg in 1805, Großkötz was incorporated into the Kingdom of Bavaria.

Historically, Kleinkötz was ruled by the patrician Holzapfel von Herxheim family until 1806.

For the overview of destinations at the higher level: Günzburg.

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